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    changing times both the employee & employer are under tremendous pressure to perform. There is fierce competition not only in the industry but also across categories. This new liberalized cutting edge technology driven environment has made employee retention mind-boggling. The fast pacing change across the globe has made the new employee & employer relationship irreversible. However all corporations not only in IT sector but also traditional manufacturing sector are attempting to stem attrition. This

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    TITLE: PREMIER UNIVERSITY DOCUMENT RETENTION POLICY TO: PREMIER UNIVERSITY RECORDS CUSTODIANS FROM: MOWL JOSHUA, NETWORK ADMINSTRATOR, PREMIER UNIVERSITY SUBJECT: PREMIER UNIVERSITY DOCUMENT RETENTION POLICY I. Purpose The purpose of this Policy is to ensure that Premier University maintains the records and documents necessary for the successful operation of the university operations in accordance with state and federal laws. The University is responsible for maintaining records during their lifetime

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    back for a year. This last option often proves to be a difficult and contentious issue for both schools and students. In my opinion, keeping a child in a grade for longer than a year will not hurt them, but make them a more resourceful student. Retention is a severe step, but it can benefit struggling students by teaching them better studying styles, improving their organizational habits, helping them obtain a more sophisticated manner, increasing their communication and social skills, and helping

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    Retention of Experienced Nurses There are many challenges facing today’s nursing leaders and managers. From staffing and scheduling, to budget cuts and reduced reimbursements, today’s nursing leaders must evolve to meet the ever changing health care environment. Constance Schmidt, Chief Nursing Officer at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center (CRMC), identified retaining experienced registered nurses (RN) as one of the biggest problems she faces as a nursing leader. She went on to state “Nationally

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    Effective management of nursing influences nurses attraction and retention to the workplace. Moreover, it enhances the job satisfaction and increase the potential of the staffs to excel in their performance. An effective nursing leadership is considered essential in order for the management of nursing to be effective .This is because there is a mandatory need for a strong leader or manager in the healthcare organisation who are able to create the organisation goals effectively, then motivate and

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    Chapter - i INTRODUCTION OF THE STUDY 1 CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION OF THE STUDY 1. Introduction The project work titled, “A Study on Employee Retention Techniques among employes in Salem District Milk Producers Union Limited”. The main objective of this study is to evaluate the employee turnover level of the company. Employee is not an economic factor but a total personality having his own feelings and a sense of responsibilities

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    overall satisfaction. In fact, Buffington, Zwink, and Fink (2012) concur stating, “Creating an organizational culture committed to registered nurse (RN) retention is a strategy to reduce nurse turnover” (p. 273). Research reveals numerous hospitals today are restructuring their organizations to try and increase overall nurse satisfaction and retention. This “new recipe for healthcare leadership and organization is needed,” according to Miners, Hundert, and Lash (2015), not only to improve nurse satisfaction

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    employees 2.2 million people globally (Wal-Mart, 2014). Despite its size and global presence the company has not been able to create its image as a good employer. Hence the employee retention rate is very low. The purpose of this report is to propose a research to find out the reasons behind the poor employee retention rate. PROBLEM

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    The complexity of the Urinary Retention (UR) nursing diagnosis requires successful critical thinking nurse. The care protocols emphasize the development of an assertive nursing diagnosis. This study had as objective the light of the best scientific evidences, to propose and to validate protocol of clinical evaluation for the diagnosis of UR nursing in adult patients. This study was carried out in two phases. In Phase 1, two literature reviews were conducted by the Joanna Briggs Institute, a Scoping

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    Reading faster and increasing your rate of retention almost seems like a paradox. If you are like most people you believe that you either read faster, or you increase your retention rate. You certainly wouldn't believe both were possible at the same time. However, you would be wrong. This article will teach you how to use brain-based learning to do both at the same time. There are three things that will immediately increase your memory and recall of critical information. These three items are: (1)

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